Setting up hyper II on pm5. Gun wont shoot...

So this is what im working with. Olive PM5, Blue PM5 (Blue to black fade) and BoneBrake PM5 (Acid Wash).

All are broken!

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Im trying to figure out why my gun wont work after swapping in a Hybrid Technologies Bolt. Its PM5 with a UL grip frame. I was just wondering if you guys code give me some default settings/tips so I can try to return it to stock and possibly figure out whats going on.

Diagnosis: No air leaks. Solenoid clicks and everything is operational. Fires like it should but the bolt wont move, just makes a little puff like it doesn't have enough air or the dwell is set wrong.

Air leaks: No
Tank: LP pure energy (Set up for the angel. Also have a DXS HP I use with my egos. I like using LP cause its quite.)
Hyper II Setting: Unknown
Bolt: Hybrid Technologies w. Top Hat Mod (one of these suckers...http://cdn-www.pbreview.com/pics/37401147589153.jpg)

Reg Tuning?

I was reading up on Ego tuning and with the HPRs they say things like start at flush and turn 4-5 rotations inward. I was wondering how we set up the Hyper II like you would say after a rebuild? Dye manual didn't have much on that.

NOTES: With trigger sensitivity at 5 it starts bouncing and does the burst of full auto now with the eyes off. Bolt still wont move.

Update: Set the Hyper II all the way in both directions. Probably a bad idea. I was expecting some difference in shot velocity as I was increasing the pressure then it stopped wanting to turn. With the grips off I can feel air when it does the rapid fire deal coming from the solenoid area.

Is it possible the PO could have screwed the grips into the solenoid??

Update: Okay so I reset the LPR to ~75 psi. And it deffinatly made an improvement. More of a pop sound and the bolt twitches. Looks a little dirty in there. Is it possible this could cause a non-firing situation? Im taking the gripframe apart next.

Ok, With the hyper II all the way in is off, all the way out is as high as it will go.

Step one, turn both the lpr and hpr all the way in.
Step two, Turn lpr 3.5 turns out.
Step three, start turning the hpr out untill it starts to fire. It may leak a bit at first, but keep turning it. It should stop.
Step four, Chrono.

Ok, With the hyper II all the way in is off, all the way out is as high as it will go.

Step one, turn both the lpr and hpr all the way in.
Step two, Turn lpr 3.5 turns out.
Step three, start turning the hpr out untill it starts to fire. It may leak a bit at first, but keep turning it. It should stop.
Step four, Chrono.

Hey thanks for the response man. I will try this once the gun is back together.

As of right now I ripped it apart, what do you guys think about this?

I know on egos its common to destroy the solenoid with the gripframe screws. Is this also a Dye/proto problem?? I feel like it should be getting some more noticable leakage tho.

Also is this supposed to be wet on the screw up there. Looks like some oil. I replaced all the bolts o-rings when I took it apart chasing a bolt related leaks.

some more news. Air'd it up all apart and im noticing air coming out of the area where the solenoid sits. From the sides of it. Is that normal?

Bad solenoid gasket?

The following is from the Proto Manual. And I dont know what ****ing indian wrote this piece of **** but they are more illiterate of the english language than myself. There is nothing that points to either of options 2 and 3. Are they speaking of the LPR??

"If it comes from somewhere around the solenoid, there are three likely causes:
1. #015 on the bolt sail
2. #020 on the cylinder (the one on the middle of the cylinder)
3. Seat under the solenoid"

First off, slow down. If you don't know what you are doing, wait for a question to be answered. If you just start tearing in to things and cranking on regs you are likely to cause new leaks and problems.

The screw damage to the solenoid doesn't look like it would cause any issues, the SMC solenoids on these guns are pretty bulletproof.

The screw you mentioned looking "wet" is an air channel plug, the stuff around it would be threadlocker. If you removed that screw, you will need to reapply threadlock before installing it or it will leak.

And options 1 & 2 are o-rings on the bolt assembly, refer to the bolt maintenance section of the manual.

Option 3 is the solenoid gasket. They don't leak very often, mostly start leaking when the solenoid has been removed and incorrectly installed.

Also it looks like your solenoid wires are pinched pretty bad, if they haven't broken yet they might soon. You can order a plug & play replacement harness for this gun, be careful not to pinch or fold wires when installing the frame.

The screw damage to the solenoid doesn't look like it would cause any issues, the SMC solenoids on these guns are pretty bulletproof.

Cool I ripped one of my other PM5s apart and the solenoid is worse confirming your statement.

The screw you mentioned looking "wet" is an air channel plug, the stuff around it would be threadlocker. If you removed that screw, you will need to reapply threadlock before installing it or it will leak.

I see nothing to worry about then, thats good.

And options 1 & 2 are o-rings on the bolt assembly, refer to the bolt maintenance section of the manual.

Interesting, the manual is edited so poorly. They state things like #015 and #020 but then they only show those numbers on the LPR. I think im going to replace O-rings on both. Honestly ive been having bolt troubles, with the O-rings. They really are a one use design. In the past ive gotten away with re-installing a bolt without changing the o-rings if they aren't that old.

What a pain. Its probably the bolt then. Would this leaking air around the solenoid be enough to cause the no fire situation?

Option 3 is the solenoid gasket. They don't leak very often, mostly start leaking when the solenoid has been removed and incorrectly installed.

Which is possible, who knows what the PO did or myself in a drunken state.

Also it looks like your solenoid wires are pinched pretty bad, if they haven't broken yet they might soon. You can order a plug & play replacement harness for this gun, be careful not to pinch or fold wires when installing the frame.

Yes you have a very good eye! They are worse at the connector on the other end not pictured. They are almost completely snapped off. I was thinking this might be the problem.

I found my other PM5 so I ripped that one apart aswell. Gunna mix some parts.

1. change the battery
2. Set HPR to 3 turns out
3. Set lpr to 4 turns out. You will adjust as needed to get it to cycle properly.
4. Replace your beer can orings. This is probably the cause of your noid leak.

Air it up and see what it does.

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"Originally posted by drunkkoala: does that make sense to you? u ****ing idiot."

1. change the battery
2. Set HPR to 3 turns out
3. Set lpr to 4 turns out. You will adjust as needed to get it to cycle properly.
4. Replace your beer can orings. This is probably the cause of your noid leak.

1. change the battery
2. Set HPR to 3 turns out
3. Set lpr to 4 turns out. You will adjust as needed to get it to cycle properly.
4. Replace your beer can orings. This is probably the cause of your noid leak.

Air it up and see what it does.

Changed the battery.
Reset the HPR
Reset the LPR
Reset the board settings

Ill do the O-rings... again. Problem is the guys at counter strike paintball didn't or dont send a diagram of which O-rings are which so when two are almost the same ive just gotta guess.

UPDATE: lol, wow you guys are gunna laugh. I got it to fire now although its still acting a little funky and I think there is some air coming out from the solenoid area still. But the bolt is moving. I think the bolt was unscrewed. Like the two pieces you disconnect to get the actual bolt out.

Ill do the O-rings... again. Problem is the guys at counter strike paintball didn't or dont send a diagram of which O-rings are which so when two are almost the same ive just gotta guess.

Use a pick and carefully remove the oring you want to replace, set it down on the table and compare it with new orings until you find the right one

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Originally Posted by xHOBOPHOBIAx

bolt sail could cause it too

true

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"Originally posted by drunkkoala: does that make sense to you? u ****ing idiot."

Use a pick and carefully remove the oring you want to replace, set it down on the table and compare it with new orings until you find the right one

true

Hey thanks a million man. Thats an awesome thread.

Well I did what was suggested at first. Swapped parts from two PM5s and made one using the body from my other one (cause the solenoid wire broke on the olive one. PITA thing.)

Installed the bolt and no leaks but didn't fire. Reset the LPR to a little below stock (4 turns) and the HPR to closed. Then slowly opened it till it begun to fire. Felt like it was a lot of turns to get the bolt to move but it worked. Started to move then started to shoot. Then I hear a big pop sound but not that aggressive and it started leaking down the barrel.

The problem with my O-ring kit is there are rings that look almost identical but im not sure if they are.

Put the gun down for now and let me self cool down. Otherwise ill get mad and start breaking ****. ill give it another go soon.

Well I did what was suggested at first. Swapped parts from two PM5s and made one using the body from my other one (cause the solenoid wire broke on the olive one. PITA thing.)

Installed the bolt and no leaks but didn't fire. Reset the LPR to a little below stock (4 turns) and the HPR to closed. Then slowly opened it till it begun to fire. Felt like it was a lot of turns to get the bolt to move but it worked. Started to move then started to shoot. Then I hear a big pop sound but not that aggressive and it started leaking down the barrel.

The problem with my O-ring kit is there are rings that look almost identical but im not sure if they are.

Put the gun down for now and let me self cool down. Otherwise ill get mad and start breaking ****. ill give it another go soon.

The leak down the barrel you have now is because you turned the lpr up too high which blew your inner top hat o-ring.

Make sure you aren't massively over lubing the thing as well.

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War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling that thinks nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself.

"Originally posted by drunkkoala: does that make sense to you? u ****ing idiot."

The leak down the barrel you have now is because you turned the lpr up too high which blew your inner top hat o-ring.

Make sure you aren't massively over lubing the thing as well.

actually, it would be that the lpr is too low, and the hpr is too high.
thats the main cause of the top hat oring blowing.
reset your lpr to 5 turns out.
the slowly open the hpr until the bolt seals... then go chrono until you get to whatever speed you can shoot at your field.

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War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling that thinks nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself.

"Originally posted by drunkkoala: does that make sense to you? u ****ing idiot."